Custom syntax highlighting themes in RMarkdown (and pandoc)
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Category: Knitr
Lists are my secret weapon for reporting stats with knitr
Tidying and splitting model summaries for inline reportingcontinue reading.
Setting the Graphics Device in a RMarkdown Document
In our recent post about saving R graphics, it became obvious that achieving consistent graphics across platforms or even saving the “correct” graph on a particular OS was challenging. Getting...continue reading.
But can ravens forecast?
Why forecast sales? Humans have the magical ability to plan for future events, for future gain. It’s not quite a uniquely human trait. Because apparently ravens can match a 4-year-old. An...continue reading.
An East-West less divided?
With tensions heightened recently at the United Nations, one might wonder whether we’ve drawn closer, or farther apart, over the decades since the UN was established in 1945. We’ll see...continue reading.
Digital Marketplace. Six months later.
Six months ago we considered the question: Is the Government realising its ambition for SMEs on G-Cloud? This article reviews progress six months later, additionally considering the Digital Outcomes &...continue reading.
Criminal goings-on in a random forest
There’s a pay-off from an exploration of multiple supervised machine learning models. We’ll explore five approaches whilst predicting criminal goings-on in London. The post Criminal goings-on in a random forest...continue reading.
The “cluster of six”
Unsupervised machine learning looks for hidden structure in “unlabeled” data, i.e. a classification or categorisation that is not included in the observations. Hierarchical clustering will reveal a “cluster of six” Labour MPs as...continue reading.
XML in R – A (German) tutorial / XML in R – ein Tutorial auf Deutsch
I used knitr to hack together a very short tutorial about XML in R.It’s in German. And it’s not very long. But, hey, it’s free :)I hope it can be...continue reading.
